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7 years ago
I would say Surathkal, but again it depends on the specialization you want to take .

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7 years ago
Both the NITs are good. Although you can prefer NIT Surathkal due to its good infrastructure, experienced faculties and good placement. You will find more competitive atmosphere in this college, which will encourage you to work hard. Its ranking is also good.

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Without home state it will be difficult....but participate in the counselling till last round, you will get a seat for sure in calicut, if not in trichy.... You are eligible to apply for both the colleges at the time of counselling. But you will get a seat in one, where seat will be vacant. Best of

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